College football referee and baseball umpire here. So much of the commentary about this event has ascribed motivation to this official’s action, most of which is probably unwarranted. Ramos’s sole motivation was to enforce the rules, and enforce them as consistently as he could. He almost certainly didn’t want to…

So many great sketches: the masturbating bear, camel toe Annie, celebrity secrets, new college mascots (with my favorite, the coked up werewolf), channels you were unaware of and of course, Jordan Schlansky.

Think of drivers like Alonso, Raikkonen, and Hamilton: names that have been around for over a decade and who are still holding seats.

I’ve never come to Jalopnik for F1 news, but apparently it’s too much to ask for even an opinion piece to be well-researched...

This article on the whole seems like it was not very well researched and written by someone who doesn’t know much about F1 or its recent history. It’s terribly written, really.

Sebastian Vettel set the standard by winning his first race with Toro Rosso. All drivers from that point forward have been expected to do the same.

It’s interesting to compare this commentary to the recent post about Lance Stroll.

What’s the point of this article? Pettiness? Envy? Jealousy? Gotta knock a rich white boy down? Is this ‘journalism’? 

Yep. But it’s important that we be mad about anything and everything I guess. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I say this in a way that is divorced from Aziz or the woman victimized:

I took great pleasure in reading this post.

That kit can sod right off. 

Yes. That is a georgeous car but “production ready”? I have my doubts. Their shop is only about 2 miles from my house except their “shop” is still just a vacant lot. They have completed the sidewalks and have paved the parking lot but there is no building there.

I am talking about semi-accessible series that I enjoy. I am a huge Kimi Fan. I like Hamilton as well... and ze German... Basically, if you drove a “reasonably priced car”on Top gear, I am a fan because they seem more personable that way. I love the lore of Ferrari, the way Mercedes has made this Turbo era it’s time…

I like to say “it is what it is,” and that’s probably my wife’s least favorite expression.

I like “it is what is is.” Nice verbal shrug action.

When a ‘90s Malibu needs new tires, I’m pretty sure it’s considered totaled.

Good to see he’s wearing his Ron Swanson outfit again.

At least you said sorry before being dumb.